Pinto indicated that the training was attended by coordinators of all the health regions at the national level, coordinators of the Expanded Immunization Program from all over the country, as well as counterparts from the Social Security Fund and representatives of private hospitals.
They train coordinators on Pfizer’s vaccine for children between 6 months and 4 years of age. Photo: Courtesy
The Ministry of Health (Minsa) in coordination with the Expanded Program and Immunization (PAI) and the Social Security Fund (CSS) conducted training for coordinators at the national level of these institutions for the use and management of the new Pfizer vaccine that is about to arrive in Panama and that it is aimed at infants from 6 months to 4 years 11 months and 29 days, said Dalys Pinto, deputy director of the Minsa EPI Expanded Immunization Program.
Pinto indicated that the training was attended by coordinators of all the health regions at the national level, coordinators of the Expanded Immunization Program from all over the country, as well as counterparts from the Social Security Fund and representatives of private hospitals.
“The vaccination techniques for this new vaccine were explained to them, how long an open vial lasts, the doses that must be applied, everything related to the route of administration and the registration information system that must be kept in each region of the country,” he pointed out. I paint.
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